Abstract
1. The electron donor capacity with respect to H-acid increases in the series from the complete amide of phosphorous acid. 2. The frequency shift and intensity of the absorption bands of H-complexes of derivatives of trivalent phosphorus are lower than for the corresponding esters and amines. 3. The change in the rate of alcoholysis and phenolysis was characterized quantitatively as a function of the strength of the H-acid and the number of amide groups in the molecule.
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